Prince Andrew Set to Leave Royal Lodge as Preparations Begin at Sandringham Property
LONDON (The Sun) — January 15, 2026: Prince Andrew is expected to move out of Royal Lodge in Windsor within weeks, with renovation work currently underway at a property on the Sandringham estate that is being prepared for his relocation, British media reports suggest.
Key Developments
- Prince Andrew is expected to vacate Royal Lodge in the coming weeks
- Renovation work is underway at a Sandringham estate property
- Move follows the surrender of his Royal Lodge lease in October
- Temporary accommodation is being prepared ahead of his relocation
- Buckingham Palace has not issued an official comment
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According to sources familiar with the matter, refurbishment has begun at Marsh Farm, a former farmhouse located on King Charles III’s Norfolk estate. The site, which has been unoccupied for several years, is reportedly undergoing structural upgrades, interior repairs, and enhanced security measures to make it suitable for residence.
Andrew handed back his tenancy agreement for Royal Lodge in October when he was stripped of his Prince and Duke titles. Credit: Doug Seeburg.
Work observed at the property includes fencing installation, electrical upgrades, and the fitting of surveillance systems. Construction equipment and contractors have reportedly been active on-site as efforts continue to ready the building for occupation.
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Prince Andrew returned the lease of Royal Lodge in October after previously holding the property under a long-term agreement. The move followed sustained public and institutional pressure linked to controversies surrounding his past associations, which led to his withdrawal from royal duties.
Sources indicate that Prince Andrew may initially move into a smaller residence on the Sandringham estate before relocating permanently once refurbishment work is completed, expected later in the spring. The transition is also expected to mark a change in domestic arrangements with his former wife, Sarah, Duchess of York, who has been residing at Royal Lodge.
Work on Marsh Farm is due to be completed by Easter, palace insiders say. Credit: Louis Wood.
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Buckingham Palace previously confirmed that the Duke of York would relocate to Sandringham, with arrangements for his future residence being supported privately by the King. However, palace officials declined to comment further on the timeline or specifics of the move.
Prince Andrew has denied allegations linked to his association with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. Despite his removal from official roles, he has continued to reside within royal estates until the recent decision to vacate Royal Lodge.
No formal statement has been issued regarding the completion date of the renovations or the final move-in schedule.
A friend said: ‘He’s finally decided he needs to get on with his life and so is moving out sooner than thought’. Credit: Getty.
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